down and out / down and limping difference irrukula :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by dev
Dish tv when i bought it was around 90 something , now its around 14rs . waiting for the single digit , so that i can average my cost :lol:
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down and out / down and limping difference irrukula :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by dev
Dish tv when i bought it was around 90 something , now its around 14rs . waiting for the single digit , so that i can average my cost :lol:
Aiyo... enna vida mosama irukke unga nelamai... :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by great
Hmmm... wait pannalam :|
That is what you are supposed to do if you are young ! :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by viraajan
No panic selling! the stock market will bounce back with time. If you have extra cash buy some stocks that have taken a beating ! :lol:
Raj, I'm not good at predicting the maket :oops:
Do you think its wise to invest on share... I've been watching some shares which have seen the worst in October. This is the right time to buy them. But will the market ressurrect? :confused2:
Predicting the market is a full time job. I think you are fully employed now. At your young age I would pick a mutual fund and make regular contributions. You can also buy some individual stocks as long term investment. That was what I did. I invested regularly in one stock and my retirement savings is diversified. You should have regular saving habit. If your company has a plan make full use of it. I do not speculate in stock market.Quote:
Originally Posted by viraajan
:ty: very much Raj....
Yes, I've invested in mutual fund...
I've invested a very little amount in shares (somehwere around 4-5k ) just for little earning....
Yes, I've plans to buy few more shares as long term.. Need to wait for few more months to accomplish this... :)
For a long term investmebt, how many shares can we buy :roll: ,
At presnet, i usually 50-100 shares :)
It is not how many ! It is how much ( you can afford). For emergency have a savings account. The rule of thumb is to have six months' salary in savings in case you have to leave your current job. Once you have that you can invest in stocks and bonds. There is no rule that fits everyone. Your first goal, I am sure, is to build a house, if you don't own one. Real estate seems to have done well in Madras. From the stories I hear it is risky unless you can take care of it yourself or have somebody you can trust.Quote:
Originally Posted by viraajan
:cool2: I have :)Quote:
Originally Posted by rajraj
:exactly:Quote:
Originally Posted by rajraj
But buying a house now is possible only after 6 months. I'll be joining a new company in the month of Dec or Jan. So to be eligible for this, i need to work atleast for 6 months in a co.
Thank you very much for your suggestions Sir :) :ty:
You are welcome ! :) I have not said anything that I have not told my sons ! :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by viraajan
Nandri appa :) :yessir:Quote:
Originally Posted by rajraj